Category | Details |
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Threat Actors | GRU Unit 29155, FSB operatives, Doppelgänger influence campaign actors, Russian intelligence agents, collaborators in Europe (France, Germany). |
Campaign Overview | Sanctions against Russian hybrid activities targeting the EU, involving cyberattacks, influence operations, propaganda, sabotage, espionage, and instrumentalizing migrants. |
Target Regions | EU member states, Germany (BND espionage), France (Moldovan collaborators), Africa (propaganda campaigns). |
Methodology | Hybrid threats combining cyberattacks, influence campaigns, sabotage, arson, propaganda, espionage, misuse of critical infrastructure, and instrumentalizing migrants to destabilize regions. |
Products Targeted | Critical infrastructure, satellite communications, European airspace, classified information from intelligence agencies (e.g., BND). |
Malware Reference | No specific malware referenced in the sanctions or campaigns. |
Tools Used | Influence campaigns (e.g., Doppelgänger), sabotage techniques, misinformation/propaganda dissemination. |
Vulnerabilities Exploited | Espionage through intelligence leaks, societal divisions exploited via propaganda and migration, attacks on critical infrastructure, satellite communication vulnerabilities. |
TTPs | Cyberattacks, vandalism, arson, propaganda distribution, instrumentalizing migration, espionage targeting classified information. |
Attribution | Direct attribution to Russian state actors (GRU, FSB) and individuals (Sofia Zakharova, Nikolai Tupikin, Vladimir Sergiyenko, Alesya Miloradovich, Anatolii Prizenko). |
Recommendations | Strengthen cyber and physical security of critical infrastructure, enhance intelligence sharing and attribution mechanisms, coordinate sanctions with allies (e.g., US, UK, NATO). |
Source | The Record |
Read full article: https://therecord.media/eu-issues-sanctions-over-russia-hybrid-threats
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